Hayley Kolar of Kenosha threw out the first pitch on Strike Out Cancer Night at the Kenosha Kingfish game June 29 at Simmons Field. She did it to both celebrate her own recovery as well as to raise awareness about breast cancer.Â
ROSE ANDROWICH, KENOSHA NEWS
Hayley Kolar of Kenosha gets set on the mound for her delivery of the first pitch of Strike Out Cancer Night at Simmons Field on Monday. Kolar, who has been active equestrian for decades, is a breast cancer survivor.
ROSE ANDROWICH, KENOSHA NEWS
Hayley Kolar, a breast cancer survivor from Kenosha, crosses home plate at Simmons Field prior to the game June 29, which served Strike Out Cancer Night.
ROSE ANDROWICH, KENOSHA NEWS
Hayley Kolar, right, is joined by her phsyician, Dr. Carolyn Bhakta, who surprised her at the event June 29.
Hayley Kolar of Kenosha threw out the first pitch on Strike Out Cancer Night at the Kenosha Kingfish game June 29 at Simmons Field. She did it to both celebrate her own recovery as well as to raise awareness about breast cancer.Â
Hayley Kolar of Kenosha gets set on the mound for her delivery of the first pitch of Strike Out Cancer Night at Simmons Field on Monday. Kolar, who has been active equestrian for decades, is a breast cancer survivor.
Hayley Kolar, a breast cancer survivor from Kenosha, crosses home plate at Simmons Field prior to the game June 29, which served Strike Out Cancer Night.
